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New Yorkers react with hope to information of Israel-Gaza ceasefire
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New Yorkers react with hope to information of Israel-Gaza ceasefire

Last updated: January 15, 2025 9:30 pm
Editorial Board Published January 15, 2025
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Hopeful New Yorkers joined leaders and residents internationally in reward of a long-awaited ceasefire settlement between Israel and Hamas that may finish greater than a 12 months of bitter bloodshed within the turbulent Center East.

“A ceasefire will reduce violence in Gaza and harm to innocent civilians. It couldn’t have happened without steadfast diplomacy and until the potency of Hamas was radically reduced.”

Few have been extra hopeful concerning the settlement than the households of kidnapped hostages.

Family members and mates of individuals killed and kidnapped by Hamas and brought into Gaza, react to the ceasefire announcement as they participate in an illustration in Tel Aviv, Israel, Wednesday. (Ohad Zwigenberg/AP)

“We are overjoyed for the families who will soon reunite with their loved ones,” New York Metropolis resident Moshe Lavi, whose brother-in-law Omri Miran was kidnapped when the battle began Oct., 7, 2023, mentioned in a press release.

“But the work does not stop here. We must continue to fight tirelessly for the freedom of those still held captive, both in Israel and through advocacy efforts worldwide. Their lives and futures depend on our unwavering commitment to bringing them back safely. The world must not look away until every single hostage is free.”

Lavi identified that Miran, who’s 47, just isn’t anticipated to be within the first wave of hostages who’re launched, which reportedly will embody ladies, youngsters and males over age 50, plus the wounded and sick.

Lavi, a local of Sderot, Israel, is a former captain within the Israel Protection Forces. He now works as a administration advisor in New York.

President Joe Biden delivers remarks on the recently announced cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas while joined by Vice President Kamala Harris and Secretary of State Antony Blinken in the Cross Hall of the White House on January 15, 2025 in Washington, DC.President Joe Biden delivers remarks on the not too long ago introduced cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas whereas joined by Vice President Kamala Harris and Secretary of State Antony Blinken within the Cross Corridor of the White Home on Wednesday in Washington, DC. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Photographs)

Regardless that there was skepticism in some circles, significantly over the tempo of hostage launch — which reportedly may see only some Israeli hostages launched every week and stretch out over three phases — many have been pleased that this present day had lastly arrived.

“Millions of New Yorkers have strong ties to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, with many having family and loved ones who are directly impacted by the hostage crisis and resulting war,” State Lawyer Normal Letitia James mentioned in a press release. “We have all watched in horror as, for more than a year, the conflict has raged, hostages have been kept from their families, thousands of lives have been lost, and communities have been torn apart. It is my deepest hope that this ceasefire deal will not only end this current conflict, but also help bring about a lasting, fair peace in the region.”

Initially Printed: January 15, 2025 at 4:00 PM EST

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